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  1. (Leporello dances with Masetto. Don Giovanni, dancing with Zerlina, leads her towards an exit.) DON GIOVANNI Come with me, my own! Come! MASETTO Leave me alone! Ah no! Zerlina! ZERLINA Ye powers! I am lost! (Don Giovanni and Zerlina go off into another room.) LEPORELLO This will be a disaster! (He leaves hastily after them.) DONNA ANNA, DONNA ...

  2. Sing the verse of old indited, Join in chorus ev'ry one. DONNA ELVIRA, ZERLINA, DON OCTAVIO, MASETTO and LEPORELLO. He who wrought for selfish pleasure, Shall depart without, yes without a friend. Read the libretto, translated to english, of the Italian opera Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on Opera-Arias.com.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Don_GiovanniDon Giovanni - Wikipedia

    Don Giovanni. Don Giovanni ( Italian pronunciation: [dɔn dʒoˈvanni]; K. 527; Vienna (1788) title: Il dissoluto punito, ossia il Don Giovanni, literally The Rake Punished, or Don Giovanni) is an opera in two acts with music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to an Italian libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte.

  4. Released October 29, 1787. Don Giovanni Tracklist. 1. Don Giovanni - Overture Lyrics. 2. Notte e giorno faticar Lyrics. 3. Leporello, ove sei? Lyrics. Finch'han dal vino Lyrics....

  5. Introduction. (Leporello is seen pacing back and forth. in front of the house.) LEPORELLO. Night and day I slave. for one who does not appreciate it. I put up with wind and rain, eat and sleep badly. I want to be a gentleman.

  6. I want to go, I tell you! DON GIOVANNI. But what have I done to you. that you want to leave me? LEPORELLO. O, nothing at all. You almost killed me. DON GIOVANNI. Go on, you are mad! It was only a joke. LEPORELLO. And I am not joking. I want to go. (Leporello starts to go.) DON GIOVANNI. Go on, clown, etc. LEPORELLO. No, no, master, etc. Recitative.

  7. Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Mozart “Don’t you know that for me women are more essential than food and drink, or the air I breathe? If you’re faithful to one, you are cruel to the others! I am a man whose heart is boundless. I’ve love enough for all of them!” Many consider this great work the finest opera ever written.

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